TOKYO, Japan — The 2020 Tokyo Paralympics are in full swing and the United States now has medal winners in a variety of events.
On Sunday, Eastern Washington State student Jaleen Roberts took home a silver medal in the Women's Long Jump event.
That was followed by Tekoa native Susannah Scaroni and Tatyana McFadden winning both bronze and silver for the Women's 800 M race.
In the Men's High Jump event, Roderick Townsend and Dallas wise were able to receive gold and silver medals.
Daniel Romanchuk won a gold medal for the Men's 400 M event.
In the Men's 1500 M event, Raymond Martin took home a silver medal followed by Noah Malone who was able to receive a bronze medal in the Men's 100 M event.
The United States Paralympic rowing team also earned a silver medal on Sunday. Gonzaga Alum Charley Nordin was on the winning team. The rowing team finished the 2000-meter race in 7:20.13.
